Letter about L. Jarman and J. Jarman's exemption from military duties |
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| Title : | Letter about L. Jarman and J. Jarman's exemption from military duties |
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| Creator : | Mackenzie, C. M. | ||
| Source : | Jarman family, PRG 980/16/1/52 | ||
| Date of creation : | 1916 | ||
| Format : | Letter | ||
| Contributor : | State Library of South Australia | ||
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| Description : |
Letter dated 6th November 1916 from Lt. McKenzie, 58th Military Sub-Division, Mount Gambier, to Nesbit & Nesbit, the solicitors representing L. and J. Jarman. It states that they have been classed as unfit for military service on medical grounds and are therefore exempted from military duty. |
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| Coverage year : | 1916 |
| Period : | 1914-1918 |
| Further reading : | Jauncey, Leslie C. The story of conscription in Australia, [South Melbourne] Macmillan of Australia, 1968 State Library of South Australia. Conscription and enlistment, [Adelaide]: State Library of South Australia, 1997 |
| Internet links : | Anzac Day Commemoration Committee (Queensland) See: History: information about conscription in both World War 1 and World War 2 sections Australian War Memorial See: Research and Family History: Encyclopedia: Conscription State Library of New South Wales: World War I and Australia Research Guide: Recruitment and conscription State Library of Victoria: Ergo See: Explore history: Australia & WWI: Home WWI: Arguments over conscription |
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